Brianne Berry
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Research in back pain lands a Laurier researcher the Polanyi prize
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Recently, the 2013 Polanyi Prize was given out and one of Wilfrid Laurier University’s researchers, Diane Gregory, was one of the five winners. Gregory’s
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A remixed holiday turkey dinner
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There is no denying how great turkey is – we eat as much as we can get our paws on when December rolls around.
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The holiday cocktails that you have to try this season
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When the weather gets chilly, many people turn to heavy ales and hot drinks to warm up. But we don’t think there’s any reason
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Anna’s Eats: Student Simple But Delicious Mussel Pasta
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*You can read Anna’s original post and the rest of her blog here.* My roommates and I were enjoying a relaxing Sunday and I
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University alerts students of possible privacy concern with student invoice information
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599 students at Wilfrid Laurier University were notified via e-mail on Thursday about a potential privacy breach with some of their information on next
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From Sarnia to the ISS: Hadfield shares experiences with lecture at UW
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The former commander of the International Space Station (ISS) has arrived, but to a place that is a little closer to home. “It’s an
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In Review: Blue is the Warmest Colour
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Abdellatif Kechiche’s latest film Blue is the Warmest Colour, which is currently playing at the Princess Cinema, has received high praise from critics and
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Clement talks budget balancing with students
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Tony Clement, Conservative MP and president of Canada’s treasury board, is looking for help from some university students. In addition to a lecture to
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Global crafts: cultivating homemade consumerism
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Amy Walbridge hasn’t had a proper dining room for six years. Reams of fabric and spools of thread now take up the space; a
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Typhoon Haiyan leaves Philippines in chaos
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Days after Typhoon Haiyan, the strongest tropical cyclone that may have ever been recorded in history, hit the Philippines, it is said to be
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